

A conflict lasting several years unfolds as the Albino family competes against Lucio Andro for city works amid Carthago Nova's economic decline.
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A conflict lasting several years unfolds as the Albino family competes against Lucio Andro for city works amid Carthago Nova's economic decline.
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Carthago Nova, a thriving city of the Roman Empire in the first century A.D., faces economic decline. The wealthy Albino family competes against Lucio Andro for lucrative construction contracts. Their rivalry intensifies over several years, coinciding with a resurgence of gladiatorial games that captivates the local populace. As the city's fortunes shift, the struggle between these two families unfolds against a backdrop of changing social dynamics and economic challenges in ancient Spain.
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Why Watch
- See the rivalry between the Albino family and Lucio Andro.
- Find out how gladiatorial games influenced Carthago Nova's society.
- Watch the impact of economic decline on a Roman city.
Did You Know
- Carthago Nova was a prominent city in the Roman Empire during the first century A.D.
- The Albino family competed with Lucio Andro for public works over several years.
- The city experienced an economic decline during the time of the documentary.
- Gladiatorial games saw a revival in popularity during this period.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Carthago Nova known for in the first century A.D.?
Carthago Nova was a splendid city of the Roman Empire.
Who were the main competing families in Carthago Nova?
The Albino family competed against the mighty Lucio Andro for the award of works.
What events contributed to the conflict in Carthago Nova?
The conflict lasted for several years and worsened with the economic decline of the city and the popular revival of gladiatorial games.
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